Description20200410 Flatten the curve, raise the line - pandemic (English).gif
English: Animated graphic showing "flattening the curve" (by slowing the spread of pandemics) and "raising the line" (increasing healthcare capacity), so that health care demands stay within capacity.
Designer's note:
An "international" version, without text, is shown and linked below.
I made 49 individual graphic frames manually with Inkskape (esp. its Bezier tool) and exported as 49 unique PNGs. I imported the 49 PNGs as layers into Gimp. To pad the beginning and end with a "stationary" intro and finish, I added about 30 extra first and last frames within Gimp before exporting as a 30 ms/frame GIF.
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Animated graphic showing "flattening the curve" (by slowing the spread of pandemics) and "raising the line" (increasing healthcare capacity), so that health care demands hopefully stay within capacity.
An animated graphic showing "flattening the curve" (slowing the spread of pandemics) and "raising the line" (increasing healthcare capacity), so that health care demands stay within healthcare capacity.
Version FOUR: Changed vertical axis legend to "Active cases". . . . Changed legend from black "Increasing healthcare capacity" to red "Static healthcare capacity" for Frame 00 *only*.
Version TWO: Per this file's Talk page, making dashed line (increasing healthcare capacity) pivot about its leftmost point ,to convey that healthcare capacity is ramped up in response to the pandemic.